Results: The Musical Journey of Uncle Jesse from Full House - Part 2

Uncle Jesse's band, The Rippers, finally achieved short-term success when their cover of "Forever" by The Beach Boys became a number one hit in Japan. The music video is shown above if you're interested in viewing. My question here is, do you like music by The Beach Boys?

Sadly, Jesse's domestic obligations led to his band ditching him, putting him back on the unemployment line. He had a short-lived stint at the local airport lounge performing cover songs with a group of plaid-wearing seniors called The Diplomats. When was the last time you visited an airport lounge?

He attempted to revamp his image as an edgy rock star named Vulture, but a mishap with an on-stage harness left him suspended in the air and embarrassed. Jesse soon started a new band called Hot Daddy and the Monkey Puppets. Their gigs included - wait for it - performing polka music. Do you like polka music?

In-between gigs, Jesse found steady work hosting a radio program called The Rush Hour Renegades with his old pal Joey. Do you have a favorite radio host/DJ?

By the end of the series, Uncle Jesse gave back to the local music community by taking ownership of The Smash Club. There he showcased new talent and hosted charity events. (Yes, he performed a few times too.) Opening night was almost a disaster when Jesse got locked in the storage closet. Luckily, he climbed through a vent and made an entrance to the dance floor on a disco ball. Have you ever seen a disco ball in person? Come to think of it, I'm not sure I have!